600 years of history Osaka Sakai The process of making knives recognized by chefs around the world

Sakai, Osaka The cutlery culture of Sakai has a history of over 600 years.
Mr. Satoshi Nakagawa, who studied under Mr. Kenichi Shiraki for 16 years, inherited the techniques and factory of his predecessor as the only disciple and successor, and was the youngest person to acquire a traditional craftsman.
He incorporates a variety of steel materials, and from the knives he handles and his high level of processing technology, he creates knives that are the only one in the world that can be finished with a pattern.
Its skill and popularity have been supported by chefs around the world, and I have been closely involved in professional handiwork that is inundated with orders.
NAKAGAWA KNIVES Co., Ltd.
/ nakagawa_kajiya

[@adammeifurnitur4156]

Yang meng viralkan pasti bukan suscriber CAB...❤❤❤

[@Sorotan.]

Saya sangat menyukai

[@daniflores5119]

Would love to have some translation subtitles on your videos.
Love the content but also would love to hear what the blacksmiths have to say.
Makes half of the video unwatchable since I don’t want what they’re saying.
Here’s hoping you provide that in the near future!
Keep up the phenomenal work!

[@Berkah_Bilah_Nusantara]

hasil yg luar biasa, ❤👍

[@thechefscorner7386]

Messer aus Sakai sind was ganz besonderes! Speziell Nakagawa-san macht sehr schöne Messer.
Ich arbeite jetzt schon seit über 2 Jahren mit Sakai-Schmieden zusammen und freue mich riesig auf die nächste Lieferung von Nakagawa-san im Herbst!

[@foodtourismjapan]

Danke für deinen Kommentar! Lebst du in Deutschland? Ich habe gehört, dass es tolles Besteck gibt, das in Deutschland hergestellt wird. Wir planen, dieses Mal den Prozess des Schärfens der Messer von Herrn Nakagawa vorzustellen, also werfen Sie bitte einen Blick darauf.

[@Ratmir_kz]

Доброго времени суток скажите пожалуйста, а можно такие ножи заказать в Казахстан? Или более подробную информацию где можно посмотреть и ознакомиться?

[@LabuHutan]

Pisau bagus

[@muhammadyusriyunus6509]

What type of material do you use?

[@amitbhattachariya9357]

Do you always use Charcoal for Fire?

[@pakto82]

❤❤❤super❤

[@user-rj7hu2nh7t]

Japan nomber 1🎉

[@helgeo.sommer584]

[@oneweitw]

blacksmith need earplugs, so do I.

[@user-vj1zm4zt2w]

공부